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A beloved ‘Hijabi Queens’ mural in Anaheim’s Little Arabia is now painted over
For the past two years, a mural of a stylish Muslim woman donning a red hijab gave Little Arabia in Anaheim a colorful sense of community. LA Times
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In New York City, Palestinian Cinema Returns to the Screen
But some fear a “flash in the pan” effect and hope Palestinian films can be better integrated into the city’s vision of a global cinema. Hyperallergic
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Whether the party wants to admit it or not, the war on Gaza has become a significant electoral issue. To ignore its prominence in national discourse would be as arrogant …
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Tampa’s Muslims Thrive, but Political Crosscurrents Create Dilemmas
While the city’s Islamic infrastructure is dynamic, the community’s mix of progressive values and social conservatism makes it an outlier in a polarized ideological landscape. New Lines
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For Palestinian restaurateurs in the US, it’s not just about the food: ‘We have to prove we’re human’
Three restaurant owners share their experiences feeding people – and leveraging their positions to tell humanizing stories. The Guardian
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It is important to recognise the urgency of the moment and the rawness of the feelings of those deeply pained by this tragedy. The National
“The primary objective of the ADC-RI Media Research Project is to research, track, and document anti-Arab and Islamophobic bias in the media, public discourse, and from public officials. This tracking project will serve as a resource tool which will highlight the prevalence of bias and bigotry. The project will expose xenophobia and hatred that target minorities in the U.S., particularly Arab and Muslim Americans.
The project will also celebrate achievements of Arabs and Muslims from around the world.”
